Eleanor Graeme-Evans Eleanor Graeme-Evans i(A29467 works by) (a.k.a. Eleanor Graeme Evans; Eleanor Berkeley Turton)
Also writes as: Eleanor Turton ; E. B. Turton
Born: Established: 1913 Melbourne, Victoria, ;
Gender: Female
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BiographyHistory

In 1938, at the age of 25, Eleanor Graeme-Evans published a novel in London under her maiden name (Turton). Another novel was published in 1940. Forty-three years later, Graeme-Evans won the FAW Alan Marshall award (for best unpublished manuscript) for From Sarah to Sara. It was another 16 years before the book was published. As E. B. Turton, Graeme-Evans is the author of I Lived with Greek Guerrillas (1945), a book on the Second World War in Greece. Graeme-Evans now lives in Hobart and is the mother of novelist Posie Graeme-Evans.

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Awards for Works

y separately published work icon From Sarah to Sara Tasmania : VDL Publications , 1999 Z491256 1999 single work novel historical fiction
1983 Alan Marshall Award for Best Unpublished Novel
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